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Microsoft’s new Windows Search is exactly what Windows 11 needs

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Microsoft is testing a redesigned Windows Search that claims to be faster and more capable than previous versions, with early reports indicating substantial improvements in performance and memory usage. The new search is built on WinUI 3 and is part of a broader modernization effort led by Anshul Rawat, who stated the experience is built for speed. This update is currently in testing phases, though specific performance metrics and user adoption rates remain unverified.

Key points

• Microsoft is testing a redesigned Windows Search that claims to be faster and more capable than previous versions, with early reports indicating substantial improvements in performance and memory usage.
• The new search is built on WinUI 3 and is part of a broader modernization effort led by Anshul Rawat, who stated the experience is built for speed.

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Specific performance metrics and user adoption rates remain unverified as the update is currently in testing phases.

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